Folder Sharing in Ubuntu Linux with Samba

A Samba file server enables file sharing across different operating systems over a network. It lets you access your desktop files from a laptop and share files with Windows.



Installation -
sudo apt update
sudo apt install samba


Check Installation -
whereis samba

The following should be its output:

samba: /usr/sbin/samba /usr/lib/samba /etc/samba /usr/share/samba /usr/share/man/man7/samba.7.gz /usr/share/man/man8/samba.8.gz


Create samba conf file backup
sudo cp /etc/samba/smb.conf /etc/samba/smb.conf.orig


Add Folder entry in /etc/samba/smb.conf which you want to share as below -

[Friends]                        # share folder name
    path = /home/atul/Desktop/Friends   # folder path
    read only = no                    
    browsable = yes


Start Samba Service
sudo systemctl restart smbd
sudo service smbd restart


Check if all working as configured
testparm


Now, Set password Samba User -
sudo smbpasswd -a <user_name>   # user_name should be existing system user


Share the Folder link to respective users -
Windows User - \\ip-address\Friends
Ubuntu User  - smb://ip-address/Friends

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ML-DL model as a Service - MLaaS

It is not always the case when we have to give or share the ML/DL model or algorithm with Client, sometime we want to allow users to use our model but without sharing the code or without setting up the infrastructure at Client end.

There is a way to achieve this, Convert your model as a Service, Yes, You can do that. You can expose your model as a Rest Service and user can use the method supported by your Service program. Today, we are going to learn the same.
Let's see how -

Tools Required - 
Flask - A python web server
and of course Python :-)


ML/DL Model Creation: 
For this part, I am picking very basic ML problem - IRIS dataset Classification.
Below code will create a Logistic Regression Classification Model and Save the model as a file.
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Flask Web Server - REST Service
In below code, we are creating a REST service hosted on local system and having endpoint as "\iris" and Posting the array input to predict the IRIS species
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How to run Flask Server:
    

Call ML Service:  From Command Line:

Call ML Service:  From Postman Client:

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Let's #UnlockAI

Hi Guys, Writing this post after so many days, hoping you didn't take this absence otherwise :-)
Today, I am gonna start a new #hashtag #UnlockAI where we learn the basics of Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Concepts, Algorithm and their limitations under one umbrella. I will try to keep every topic in detail and with the proper example so that it will be easy to understand with under lying the mathematics.

Please post your queries or topics you want to discuss under this #hashtag #UnlockAI

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Multiple Plots into One Figure in Python MatplotLib

Lets learn, How to plot multiple charts into one Figure. Embedding a jupyter notebook here with the examples.

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Jupyter Lab Env - Quick Start Script

Every Data Analyst, who is working in Python, is very well aware of Jupyter or Jupyter Lab. 

Sometime it seems little annoying, to lazy person like me, to start the Command Prompt, go to your working code directory and type jupyter command to start the notebook.

To avoid this burden I have wrote a small batch script which will do the task for me in one click. Sharing here the same, Lazy Programmers, please share this post if you like it :-)



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Python Pickle - to save your efforts

This tutorial is for Python beginners who just started getting dirty in Python :-) Lots of time when we are working on some data set and completed lots of cleaning and pre-processing steps, It's advisable from GURUs to save that intermediary dataset to avoid the re-do all the steps if something unexpected happen with Python, Jupyter notebook or your system for rebooted without your permission, weird though :-/

So, let's learn how to save any dataset or variable with Pickle library -

To Import:

To Save: 

To Read:

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Mongo DB - Installation and Configuration

MongoDB  is an open-source document database, and the leading NoSQL database. Written in C++.
  
MongoDB features:
    Document-Oriented Storage
    Full Index Support
    Replication & High Availability
    Auto-Sharding
    Querying
    Fast In-Place Updates
    Map/Reduce
    GridFS

Reduce cost, accelerate time to market, and mitigate risk with proactive support and enterprise-grade capabilities.


Today, We will see how to install and run the MongoDB.

MongoDB Installation on Linux

1. DOWNLOAD the stable version of MongoDB. It will a tar file
2. Extract the tar file to some directory.
 
$ tar -xvf mongodb.tar -C /learn/mongodb

3.  change the permisson of folder to user who run the db here-  In my case User - hduser and Group - hadoop
$ chown -R hduser:hadoop /learn/mongodb

4. Add the env var in .bashrc
export MONGO_HOME=/learn/mongodb
export PATH=$PATH:$MONGO_HOME/bin

5. Create the default DB directory for Mongo
$ mkdir -R /data/db
$ chown -R hduser:hadoop /data/db
This is by default, you can specify ur db path when starting the mongo db

$ mongod --dbpath /app/mongodata
this command will start the mongodb. in other terminal you can start work on db. "--dbpath /app/mongodata" is totally optional

If you just use just $ mongod , it will start n use the default db which we have defined in step 5.


Please don't close the current terminal, It can be kill the mongodb process.







6. Start working on MongoDB
$ mongo

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